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Have you already installed a heavier than stock front bar? If not you should put a heavier front bar up front when you add a rear bar. Just the heavier front bar may be all you need depending on how you intend to drive the car. The rear bar is not needed unless you plan to do some fast cornering. I bought both front and rear addco heavier bars but have only gotten the front one installed. The car handles great with just the heavy front bar and I may never bother with the rear bar. I have put the same kind of rear bar on a couple Pontiac Firebirds and the mounting system isn't great. Since it isn't welded to the axle it has a tendency to walk if you actually put the car thru turns hard. The heavy front bar mounts just like the original and doesn't have any problems like that.
